Using Login Watcher

Login Watcher helps you enable applications to work with SecureLogin.

1. Close SecureLogin.

   SecureLogin might prompt you to close some applications before it can stop running.

2. Run loginwatch.exe, found in the \securelogin\tools directory.

3. Type the name of the application you want to watch (for example, aruser.exe.).

   
   

   Include the filename extension.

4. Click Start.

   The following dialog box appears in the corner of the screen.

   
   

5. Run the application (for example, Remedy Aruser) that you want Login Watcher to watch.

   Login Watcher logs all details related to the dialog boxes that the program displays.

6. Click Stop on the Login Watcher dialog box.

7. Click View Log.

   
   

   The log is saved in c:\watch.txt.

   Login Watcher records the information in the following format: time || ModuleName || window handle || window text || class name || parent || Visible flag || Title Flag || Control ID. The following table provides information on the format:

   Format Item	Description
   Time	The milliseconds elapsed since the recorder was started (for example, 14540)
   Module Name	The name of the executable that created the window (for example, aruser.exe).
   Window Handle	The unique identifier of that instance of the window (for example, 3156).
   Window Text	The text of the window (for example, Remedy User). For edit boxes, the text is the contents. For buttons, the text is the label. For windows with titles, the text is the title.
   Class Name	The name of the window class (for example, ARFrame).
   Parent	The window handle of the parent window. Allows SecureLogin to cross-reference through the list and find the parent.
   Visible Flag	Set on top-level windows that have the style Visible set.
   Title Flag	Set on top-level windows that have the style Title set.
   Control ID	The unique identifier of that control in the program (for example, the control to type a password). Login Watcher appends data to the existing watch.txt file.